Stayed at the University Hotel-Davis Area the night before my daughter's U.C. Davis commencement…read moreceremony. Very clean and comfortable hotel, with a convenient location. The rate was excellent for a last minute reservation and they also honored a AAA membership discount. Check in was fast and efficient, and the front desk associate was kind, friendly, and helpful. The fresh baked cookies and coffee/tea in the lobby is a welcoming touch. Our king suite was clean, spacious, and comfortable, with a well-lit and spotless bathroom. Our only slight complaint would be that the Wi-Fi was spotty and the air-conditioning a bit noisy/rattly. Otherwise we had a very nice and restful stay, and my son especially appreciated the yummy breakfast buffet the next morning. I was grateful for the breakfast start time of 6:00 a.m. which gave us plenty of time to eat, check out, and drive to the commencement ceremony. Would definitely stay here again, and highly recommend this hotel for other families with students at U.C. Davis and other Sacramento area schools.

Near ideal, quiet, excellent location, pleasant staff, clean rooms, and comfortable beds, a bit…read moreboring and limited breakfast but seems typical of western hotels in this price range. Glad to find a decent deal ok booking, strange the games many sites play shuffling prices around like odd monopoly! Always smart to search multiple sites, during the week, Google often finds the best rated as well.

Large room, uber-comfortable double bed, quiet surroundings = the best experience. The rooms were…read morere-decorated almost 1 year ago but they forgot a simple; and necessary these days, "modern electrical outlet system" = USB ports... but I have a small Ziplock bag with USB-to-AC outlet adapters, so charging my gadgets was not a problem. But aside from that, the "comfortability" is equal to a 4 star hotel in expensive California, but with a 3 star hotel price!

6/10/2025: Westwind Inn=$99.00 per night for Queen, single bedroom suite. The room's decor has…read morebeen revamped--updated but, STILL lacks convenient, ample outlets for charging my cellphone, GPS, and cellphone charging banks. BTW: I USED to pay $22.00 per night but, now and since, DOD doesn't manage the BOQS, the price has egregiously hiked to $99.00 PLUS!!!! Unhappy--period!!!!

If you are sensitive to scents, DO NOT stay here. The moment you walk through the front doors,…read moreyou're hit with an overwhelming artificial fragrance that smells like an industrial-strength Glade air freshener. It is incredibly strong and impossible to ignore. Every time my work books me at this hotel, I find myself holding my breath as I walk through the lobby. For some people, it may be pleasant, but if you have allergies, migraines, asthma, or any sensitivity to fragrances, be prepared. IT. IS. INTENSE. The hotel has recently been remodeled and initially looks promising. However, the overpowering scent throughout the lobby and common areas creates an unpleasant first impression that is hard to overlook. I They have breakfast, but the overwhelming scent makes it hard to smell or even taste the food.

The Fairfield Inn & Suites in Winters is conveniently located near I-505 and downtown Winters where…read moreyou will find a lot of great restaurants. As a whole, the hotel is very nice. The common areas are clean and attractive. I was at the hotel for a multiple day meeting and I thought the meeting space was nice. I appreciated that the meeting rooms had doors that opened to the parking lot, so it was easy to move supplies in and out of the meeting rooms. There's a hot breakfast in the morning. The coffee was good. The staff, including the housekeepers, were kind, friendly, and accommodating. The one place where this hotel needs improvement is in the sleeping rooms. Or to be specific, room 331. When entering the room it smelled like either a smelly dog stayed there or a man with poor hygiene habits lives there. It's a double queen room and the mattress on the bed next to the window needs to be replaced. The mattress has an impression in the middle and I could feel the mattress springs. The pillows also need replacing as they were flat and uncomfortable. If not tightly closed, the bathroom door slowly and loudly swings open during the night, which is frightening as it seems someone has entered the room. The coffeemaker is on a dark shelf with a burned out light bulb, making it impossible to find the outlet to plug the coffeemaker in unless you have a flashlight. Normally I would knock off more stars, but I think that this room may be an anomaly. It is on the top floor at the end of the hall, so it is probably one of the most quiet rooms in the hotel as you don't have noise above you, only one room next to you, and no loud talkers walking past the room. Therefore, it's probably a high usage room frequently requested by hotel regulars. A good friend of mine who also stayed at the hotel had no complaints about her room, which makes me think this room is an anomaly for the hotel.

At first when I saw the 1 star reviews I was concerned, but then I found out that those reviews…read morereflected previous ownership and not the people who are running it now. I wish Yelp would let owners create a new page when ownership changes. That being said, I can't imagine a better experience than what we had at the Abbey House Inn. From the booking to the greeting on arrival, we knew we would be well taken care of. It's conveniently located a block and a half from "downtown" Winters and a short walk to The Buckhorn Grill for dinner and the Putah Creek Cafe for breakfast. We expected a certain level of funk for the age of the house and the reasonable price, but we were pleasantly surprised. The house was clean, well cared for and ridiculously stocked with everything from snacks, candy, toiletries for pretty much every need, and most importantly, a comfortable bed. We go to Winters ever year to meet family and staying at the Abbey House Inn is now going to be our annual tradition.

Perfect location and Pam is the perfect host. Abbey House was stocked with all the details and…read moremore. Home was clean and comfortable and beautiful. Our family used as a home base for the wedding weekend and enjoyed conversations and wine on the patio. Thank you for creating a memorable stay for us.

I've been on the road a for a bit and this was the nicest stop on my trip so far. Friendly staff,…read morevery clean throughout the facility, the room was quiet and modernized with lots of plug ins. The bed was outstanding as were the choice of pillows. They are marked with what softness they are as well. The TV worked as did the a/c. They have a 'happy hour' between 5-7p with complimentary wine, beer, and seltzer water. Pretzels are also included. There are several eating options within walking distance including an In and Out. Definitely a good sleep spot. Quiet, clean, and comfy.

The bed could improve. When sleeping and turning while sleeping the bed squeaks. Also, the room is…read morenot dark at night. You can't close the curtain for additional privacy. The picture below shows an example of how I had a hard time sleeping in a room that was not dark while I tried sleeping. Beyond disappointed.

I hate to write a negative review, but after a few days here, I'm giving the Vine Inn a two star…read morereview. So the positives, I got into Davis in the afternoon, went to the front office and checked in. The girl at the frontdesk was nice, pleasant, and helpful. She got me squared away with my key and directed me to my room. Another positive, you can't beat the location. The hotel is located off of D street and is great for walkability. There are tons of restaurants, cafes, and shops to walk to. The neighborhood seems safe, too. Parking was fine. There were plenty of spaces at the time I arrived, but towards the end of the day people start coming back, and the lot gets pretty full and a bit tight, so just beware. When I went to my room, I noticed a gap between the door and the actual floor, so that was a bit concerning. Once I entered into the room, it seemed fine. The bed was a king size bed, there was a desk, large TV, and the bathroom was updated, which was a nice feature. Because of the gap between the door and the floor, I wound up having to put a few hand towels between the floor and door, I'm paranoid about creepy crawlies coming into the room. I went to dinner that night, and came back to my room. As I was sitting on the bed, I saw a small spider. I understand things happen, but I'm not a fan of bugs, so I was kind of on high alert. Fast forward to my second full day here. I woke up in the morning to go to the bathroom and saw a ginormous cockroach on the floor. This was kind of it for me. This totally grossed me out. I'm assuming this wouldn't have happened if there was a gap between the door and the floor. If you're assigned room 104, I'd recommend getting a different room, as I'm pretty confident no bugs would have entered had there not been a gap there. There was water damage above the shower, that looked like it was patched. Also, the rug under the bed needed a good cleaning or maybe a replacement. FYI if you typically don't bring a hair dryer with you, you'll need to, as I didn't see one in the room. Will I stay here again if I'm in the area? Potentially, if they get the door situation fixed.

For a few visits now, the Vine Inn Davis has become my home away from home when I come back to the…read moretown of my alma mater. Davis holds a certain nostalgia for me. Location, location, location. That's the draw for me w/ the Vine Inn. Downtown Davis is immensely walkable & the Vine Inn is near the heart of all of it. Just park the car & fahgettaboudit. For parking, the Vine Inn does have its own lot. It's not big, but I've always managed to find a space. Checking in has been simple & smooth. The property is basically an updated motel. 1st & foremost, the room was spotlessly clean & the bed slept super comfortably. The bathroom was small-ish but big enough. The toiletries were nice. There was a mini-fridge & microwave in the room. Free Wi-Fi was strong & fast in the room. While the room had a modern decor feel, the basic cable TV seemed behind the times. There was a Keurig in the room for coffee, but I couldn't get it turn on. No need, really. The complimentary breakfast, mornings, behind the hotel's desk, had plenty of coffee. That coffee & the breakfast offerings, basically continental, were OK. For a central base of operations near the center of Davis, the Vine Inn works for me. It's simple but pleasant. It has parking & it's walkable. Whenever I'm back in Davis, I'm likely staying here

Excellent service and Grant Barnes was very accommodating and helped us upgrade to the perfect…read moreroom. I love the location of the resort - easy to get everywhere.

I was assigned a room that was not ready for occupancy (damp carpet around the bed) and had to move…read morerooms multiple times. I have a disability and was assigned an accessible room, yet I was not assisted with luggage as promised, which caused physical strain. Cleanliness issues extended beyond the first room. I encountered hair on towels and in the bathroom, and after being told the room had been cleaned, I still had to clean areas myself in order to use the space. At breakfast, plates placed out for service appeared unclean. Regardless of their origin, this reflects a failure in inspection procedures. The repeated room moves, lack of assistance, and overall conditions resulted in pain that required medication and impacted my ability to work due to lack of rest. While one night was comped, it does not reflect the full scope of the experience. This was not a minor inconvenience,it was a series of service and accessibility failures.

Excellent new property with standout staff in a very un-walkable location…read more I stayed here in January 2026 for work and left impressed overall, mostly because of the people. The staff was consistently friendly and accommodating at check-in and checkout, and the breakfast team really aimed to please. The highlight: one staff member brought out mango smoothies he made himself. That kind of extra effort is rare and it genuinely made the stay feel welcoming. The property itself is brand new, which helps. Everything felt clean. My king studio was modern and the kitchen area was in great shape. I didn't use room service/housekeeping, but it looked spotless and new throughout the building. The gym/pool area looked decent (didn't use it), and the water bottle filling station was a nice touch. A few practical notes: Location: This is the biggest downside. It's in the middle of a warehouse/industrial zone. There are no restaurants within walking distance. If you're heading to downtown Sacramento, expect ~$30 Ubers. Walkability is basically Starbucks and Costco. Noise: My room was near the freeway and it was pretty loud, so if you're a light sleeper, request a quieter room away from the freeway side. Pillows: Bed was fine, but the pillows were way too soft for my taste. Room quirks: Beware the master light switch. It has to be turned on before any other switches work. Small thing, but annoying when you're tired. Also, no ice maker in the fridge. Parking was easy with plenty of spaces, though the surrounding roads are classic suburban "roads to nowhere." You can see Costco, but you end up looping around and going farther than you should because of blocked routes and weird access patterns. Would I stay again? Maybe, especially because the rates were less than half of what downtown was charging during my trip. If you want a downtown vibe and walkability, this isn't it. If you want a clean, brand new Residence Inn with truly kind staff and you're price-conscious, it's a solid pick